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Overlooked AI stock is growing faster than Nvidia
AI stocks like Nvidia (NVDA) have taken haymakers for much of the year, with investors firmly in "show-me" mode. Circular financing, ballooning hyperscaler spending, and questions over risk-reward continue weighing down the market. Yet one overlooked name tied to that buildout emerged ...
Warren, Schiff urge SEC to probe Trump Media's paid service giving faster access to Trump's posts
Nvidia partner ChipAgents raises $60 million to accelerate chip design with AI agents
Chip design startup ChipAgents expanded its Series A financing with a $60 million infusion to further fund its plans to speed up semiconductor design through the use of AI agents, its chief executive said. ChipAgents builds software that harnesses so-called AI agents - programs capable of making decisions and executing complex tasks with little or no human oversight - to make the complex, lengthy process of chip design faster and more automated. ChipAgents sees the largest speedup in design with the company's software that is designed to help verify a chip will function as intended, CEO William Wang told Reuters in an interview.
Should You Buy Astera Labs Stock Before Aug. 4?
With expectations sky-high, Astera's Aug. 4 earnings could decide whether the stock's pullback is a bargain or a trap.
3 Cybersecurity Stocks to Buy Before Threats Get Worse in Late July
AI-powered attacks are accelerating faster than most security budgets can absorb, and a handful of platform vendors are capturing a disproportionate share of that urgent spend. Three Nasdaq-listed cybersecurity names just posted beat-and-raise quarters, and their second-half setups look even more compelling.
Marketing teams adopted AI to move faster. 85% still missed a campaign launch date last year
A new report from Knak, the marketing production platform for enterprise teams, quantifies the challenges that lead enterprise marketers to deliver launches late and miss out on strategic work. The Marketing Production in the Age of AI details the problem. It's not strategy or creative missteps but instead everything that happens after the idea is approved: the handoffs, revisions and rebuilds required to turn finished copy into a live email. This is the layer Knak calls marketing production — a
Disney or Salesforce: Which Beaten-Down Dow Giant Is the Smarter Dip-Buy?
Both Salesforce and Disney have taken serious hits this year, but retirement investors face a genuine dilemma when the cheaper stock and the faster-growing stock point in opposite directions. Picking the wrong dip could cost you more than just patience.
Visa and Mastercard Earnings: How Quarterly Estimates Have Evolved
The 2026 Q2 earnings season is in full swing, with this week's reporting docket jam-packed with notable companies. Among them are two peers: Mastercard (MA) and Visa (V).
What the Charts Are Saying About the Market Right Now
CNBC's "Chart Master," Carter Worth, breaks down the charts behind the market and the WRTH ETF.
Alphabet’s Enterprise Surprise is A Great Reason to Keep Buying
Google Cloud is growing faster each quarter instead of slowing down, and the valuation tells a completely different story than the headlines do. Here is why one analyst keeps adding shares before the window closes.
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